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What Market Condition Would Cause a “Call Skew” in Bitcoin Options?

A "Call skew" (higher IV for out-of-the-money Call options) is typically caused by a high market expectation of a sudden, large upward price movement (a "bull run" or "gamma squeeze"). Traders are willing to pay a premium for upside exposure, indicating strong bullish sentiment.

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